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Display Information To TV
Posted: 18 Sep 99 01:48:29 GMT -- by ailing. Subject: Display Information To TV
Hi !
I use 1pc with mm200 to develop script. . How to put this script display
in 2 sets of
TV. The pc is without CD-Rom and what harware i need to buy or what's things
i
need to consider ?
Posted: 18 Sep 99 09:40:23 GMT -- by ewiser. Subject: Re: Display Information To TV
[email hidden] wrote:
>Hi !
>
>I use 1pc with mm200 to develop script. . How to put this script
>display
>in 2 sets of
>TV. The pc is without CD-Rom and what harware i need to buy or what's
> things
>i
>need to consider ?
>
>
Well all you need is a video card that has a tv output. I use ATI's All in
wonder video card to send my MM200 script to a TV. Another new card that
is good is the Matrox G400 card.
After you have the card installed and running just
plug the TV into the proper scokets on the back of your PC and hit the Run
key in MM200 your script will play through your TV.
Posted: 18 Sep 99 12:09:09 GMT -- by terhanse. Subject: Re: Display Information To TV
[email hidden] wrote:
>
>[email hidden] wrote:
>>Hi !
>>
>>I use 1pc with mm200 to develop script. . How
to put this script
>>display
>>in 2 sets of
>>TV. The pc is without CD-Rom and what harware i
need to buy or
>what's
>> things
>>i
>>need to consider ?
>>
>>
>Well all you need is a video card that has a tv
output. I use ATI's
>All in
>wonder video card to send my MM200 script to a
TV. Another new
>card that
>is good is the Matrox G400 card.
>After you have the card installed and running
just
>plug the TV into the proper scokets on the back
of your PC and hit
>the Run
>key in MM200 your script will play through your
TV.
If you require output to be broadcast quality or
near broadcast quality, I would suggest that you
use CorioScan Connect from TVone or the DeltaScan
GL Genlock from Tvone. I have tried both the ATI
card and currently have the Matrox G400 and the
output from either card is very poor at best,
nothing that you would be able to sell to a
customer.
Posted: 18 Sep 99 21:16:57 GMT -- by klln. Subject: Re: Display Information To TV
I have used Deltascan genlock for several years.
It is a TERIFFIC product! I have tried numerous
genlocks over the years (including time base
correctors and frame synchronizers)...and the
Deltascan works the best...and it's only a few
hundred dollars. Only thing better (to produce
super-sharp text below 25 lines high----and make
your graphics look like CNN-quality) would be one
of the $2,000 deals.
Fred Ahlborn, Newark Public Schools
KLEP Television
WY2K student cable/local access channel
PS. I use ICD/Deltascan as our CG
and "framestore" for our KLEP UHF TV station, as
well. Can't tell the difference in quality over
broadcast still stores costing thousands and
thousands!
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